NimbostratusI've got a web server that hits IIS. I need an iRule that basically says if there nothing after the "/" put "XXXXX" in. For examply, users will navigate to wms-xxx.domain.com and get the IIS page. I want this to redirect them to wms-xxx.domain.com/xxxxxx
when HTTP_REQUEST { if {( [HTTP::uri] equals "/" )} { HTTP::respond "https://wms-ind.smcusa.com/wmsprod log local0. "in HTTP_REQUEST"
EmployeePretty close:
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { [HTTP::uri] equals "/" } {
HTTP::redirect "https://wms-ind.smcusa.com/wmsprod"
}
}
Nimbostratusit's not redirecting to the /wmsprod. I have another rule in place that reverts HTTP to HTTPS but that shouldn't impose on this rule.
EmployeeConceivably you should only have the HTTP-to-HTTPS iRule on the HTTP VIP, while the above should only be on the HTTPS VIP.
NimbostratusIt actually worked after I applied it to both HTTP VIP and the HTTP VIP. Thanks for your help!
AltostratusDon't forget to consider other URLs to the root, like /default.aspx.